I'm looking for an online calendar for folks in my community to coordinate event scheduling...
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...and my google-fu is failing: I find lots of stuff, like monday.com, etc., for businesses, but I want something simpler, preferably free / low cost, that is more local community oriented. Any suggestions?
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...and my google-fu is failing: I find lots of stuff, like monday.com, etc., for businesses, but I want something simpler, preferably free / low cost, that is more local community oriented. Any suggestions?
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...and my google-fu is failing: I find lots of stuff, like monday.com, etc., for businesses, but I want something simpler, preferably free / low cost, that is more local community oriented. Any suggestions?
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ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesEven Slant disappoints this time: online-calendar-and-scheduling-tools[^] :-O
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True, I use it too(we have a google account connected to our school account) That is one of the few things Google has not failed with surprisingly...
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...and my google-fu is failing: I find lots of stuff, like monday.com, etc., for businesses, but I want something simpler, preferably free / low cost, that is more local community oriented. Any suggestions?
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ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesMaybe one of these: best-free-online-calendars/[^]
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...and my google-fu is failing: I find lots of stuff, like monday.com, etc., for businesses, but I want something simpler, preferably free / low cost, that is more local community oriented. Any suggestions?
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ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesI'll third Google Calendar: I use it because it spreads across all my devices (so I can add a dentist appointment on my phone as I leave and know it'll turn up on my desktop. And it has group facilities as I found out when a pair of reminders I added yesterday started going off on Herself's tablet by mistake ... :-O
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Maybe one of these: best-free-online-calendars/[^]
Wow, these all so complicated. I just want a website that brings up a calendar, lets you change the month, add and event at a particular date/time and, if it's your event remove it. Minimal login to allow you to delete/update your own events, and an admin login to manage events because even in this day and age some people don't use computers. :rolleyes: How hard can it be to make something simple? Do I have to write this myself? :rolleyes:
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...and my google-fu is failing: I find lots of stuff, like monday.com, etc., for businesses, but I want something simpler, preferably free / low cost, that is more local community oriented. Any suggestions?
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Wow, these all so complicated. I just want a website that brings up a calendar, lets you change the month, add and event at a particular date/time and, if it's your event remove it. Minimal login to allow you to delete/update your own events, and an admin login to manage events because even in this day and age some people don't use computers. :rolleyes: How hard can it be to make something simple? Do I have to write this myself? :rolleyes:
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ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesI feel another quality article coming about a brand new low-code calendar framework :-\
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Wow, these all so complicated. I just want a website that brings up a calendar, lets you change the month, add and event at a particular date/time and, if it's your event remove it. Minimal login to allow you to delete/update your own events, and an admin login to manage events because even in this day and age some people don't use computers. :rolleyes: How hard can it be to make something simple? Do I have to write this myself? :rolleyes:
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ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesJust thinking evil thoughts: just use WordPress!!! Simply change the date of the post to reflect the date of the event and let WP sort them automatically! I haven't tested it, but I don't think WP gives a crap about things being future dated.
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Wow, these all so complicated. I just want a website that brings up a calendar, lets you change the month, add and event at a particular date/time and, if it's your event remove it. Minimal login to allow you to delete/update your own events, and an admin login to manage events because even in this day and age some people don't use computers. :rolleyes: How hard can it be to make something simple? Do I have to write this myself? :rolleyes:
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ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesMarc Clifton wrote:
How hard can it be to make something simple? Do I have to write this myself? :rolleyes:
### How _CALENDARS_ Proliferate ### I updated the XKCD comic to fit your need. This should solve everything for you. :rolleyes: https://i.stack.imgur.com/1AJYZ.png[^]
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...and my google-fu is failing: I find lots of stuff, like monday.com, etc., for businesses, but I want something simpler, preferably free / low cost, that is more local community oriented. Any suggestions?
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ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesWouldn't it just be easier to be antisocial? :-D
Real programmers use butterflies
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Wouldn't it just be easier to be antisocial? :-D
Real programmers use butterflies
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Wouldn't it just be easier to be antisocial? :-D
Real programmers use butterflies
Works for me... I've been practicing Social Distancing for > 60 years!
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Wow, these all so complicated. I just want a website that brings up a calendar, lets you change the month, add and event at a particular date/time and, if it's your event remove it. Minimal login to allow you to delete/update your own events, and an admin login to manage events because even in this day and age some people don't use computers. :rolleyes: How hard can it be to make something simple? Do I have to write this myself? :rolleyes:
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ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesI'm a bit surprised that it's so hard to find, Marc. Back when I was attempting to figure out C++ with MFC, I was looking for the same thing and never located it. I tried writing my own, but that was a complete disaster. I wonder if there's something in the Wordpress Plug-in world that will do the job?
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...and my google-fu is failing: I find lots of stuff, like monday.com, etc., for businesses, but I want something simpler, preferably free / low cost, that is more local community oriented. Any suggestions?
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ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesGoogle calendar - the bin collection service use it in Cambridge so that I know which bin to put out each week(no predictable pattern so the calendar is generally necessary).
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...and my google-fu is failing: I find lots of stuff, like monday.com, etc., for businesses, but I want something simpler, preferably free / low cost, that is more local community oriented. Any suggestions?
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ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesHave you seen teamup.com? Works great for my use case, and it's free, but that depends on the number of users/features. Login on the free tier is by personal link (no password), so that's certainly easy, if perhaps not very safe.
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Just thinking evil thoughts: just use WordPress!!! Simply change the date of the post to reflect the date of the event and let WP sort them automatically! I haven't tested it, but I don't think WP gives a crap about things being future dated.
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WordPress will allow any date be entered as a post date. On my winemaking site I have notes going back to 1981 -- I set the post date to the date a batch started, and as you said, WordPress sorts the posts sequentially.
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...and my google-fu is failing: I find lots of stuff, like monday.com, etc., for businesses, but I want something simpler, preferably free / low cost, that is more local community oriented. Any suggestions?
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ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesCan Eventbrite meet your need or is it a machine gun to kill a simple ant? https://www.eventbrite.com/blog/quick-start-guide/
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Have you seen teamup.com? Works great for my use case, and it's free, but that depends on the number of users/features. Login on the free tier is by personal link (no password), so that's certainly easy, if perhaps not very safe.
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I use teamup.com for coaches to schedule practice time at various baseball fields. I plug in reoccurring appointments for our scheduled games and they can create their own calendar events around those, and each other’s practices. I have a different page for each age group and within that I have a calendar for each field. As long as you don't need more than 8 calendars on your calendar page, it works great.
